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Aditya (Adi) Kale

MSc Module Lead: Evaluation and Governance of AI in Healthcare

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom · 1 connection

University of Birmingham

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About

I'm a clinical academic with a passion for medical diagnostics. My current research focus is the detection, analysis and reporting of AI errors and patient harms. My research aims to understand how AI performance and patient safety can be monitored post-deployment with a collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach. I am interested in validation of AI/ML enabled technologies and evidence generation across all stages of the development to deployment pipeline.

Experience

MSc Module Lead: Evaluation and Governance of AI in HealthcareUniversity of Birmingham
Sep 2025
Clinical Research Fellow and Doctoral ResearcherUniversity of Birmingham
Aug 2021
BIR/BAYER AI FellowBayer
Aug 2025
NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in RadiologyNIHR (National Institute for Health and Care Research)
Sep 2024
AI Airlock Governance Board MemberMedicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
Apr 2025
Advisor for Software and AI as a Medical Device (SaMD AIaMD)Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
Mar 2022
Supervisor and Workshop HostNHS Fellowship in Clinical AI
Jul 2023
Medical Technology Research ConsultantUniversity of Birmingham
Aug 2021 to Jul 2023
HDR UK Impact Committee MemberHealth Data Research UK (HDR UK)
Apr 2023 to Nov 2024
Clinical Research FellowUniversity Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Aug 2021 to Aug 2024
Health Technology MentorBiteLabs Digital Health
Jan 2024 to Mar 2024
DoctorSandwell & West Birmingham NHS Trust
Aug 2020 to Aug 2021
Clinical Research FellowUniversity Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Jun 2018 to Jun 2020
Basic life support InstructorERC European Resuscitation Council
Sep 2014 to Jun 2015

Education

University of Birmingham
MBChB (Doctor of Medicine and Surgery)
University of Birmingham
Bachelor of Science - BS, Health Management & Leadership